WIND-EZE Gel CAPS 20'S

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Adults And Children Aged 12 Years And Over: Not recommended for children under 12 years of age. Swallow 1 capsule with a drink of water 3 or 4 times daily after meals and at bedtime as needed. Wind-Eze Gel Caps are designed to provide relief from flatulence, bloating and stomach pain caused by trapped wind. Keeping hydrated is one of the best things you can do to ease trapped wind - although with a bloated stomach, it's normally the last thing you'll want to do. By reporting side effects you can help provide more information on the safety of this medicine. Active ingredient Each chewable tablet contains Simeticone 125 mg (activated dimeticone). Other ingredients Starch, sorbitol (E 420), tribasic calcium phosphate, citric acid, talc,peppermint flavour, non-pareil seeds (sucrose and starch).

Whatever you choose to do, to feel the full effect you should make sure it's for at least 30 minutes. 5. Avoid foods that bloat while your stomach recovers Do not take Wind-eze Gel Caps:• If you are allergic to simeticone or any of the other ingredients (see ingredients). As with all medications, some users may experience side effects when using Wind-Eze Gel Capsules. The active ingredient, simeticone, is generally a very safe medicine. It’s not absorbed into the blood and leaves the body in faeces.

If you take too much

Moving your whole body around causes the intestines to move about too, meaning that the bubbles of gas lodged by digestion are released. 4. Go for a brisk walk

For wind, the usual dose for adults is between 100mg and 250mg. You can take the medicine as needed, up to 3 or 4 times a day. You'll usually take it after meals and at bedtime. The health benefits of not drinking alcohol are well-documented for a number of reasons. But you don't necessarily have to ditch the booze permanently to ease stomach problems. Instead of wine, opt for something lighter on the stomach - like a gin and tonic. 3. Stay away from sweeteners Chew carefully; a common cause of trapped wind is swallowing air when chewing food. Pay attention and chew food thoroughly, making sure not to chew with your mouth open. Chewing gum may also lead to trapped air.Exercise; moving around, even just a walk around the office, may help trapped wind move through your intestines. Some patients may find that Wind-Eze Gel Capsules aren't as effective at treating their symptoms. Here at Simple Online Pharmacy, we have several alternatives available, including: Simeticone is contraindicated in patients with a previous history of hypersensitivity to simeticone or excipients.

If you're taking simeticone to treat bloating caused by an ongoing condition such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), there's no harm in taking it long term. Just make sure you tell a doctor that you're taking it. If you take too muchSweeteners like xylitol and sorbitol have been known to cause digestive issues, Dr Rossi says. This is because "they're hard for your small intestine to absorb and can lead to a bacteria feast, producing excess gas." The maximum dose is four capsules in a 24 hour period. This medication is not suitable for children under 12.

Wind-Eze works by gently dispersing the tiny bubbles of trapped wind in your intestine. It does this by bringing together these gas bubbles in your gut to create larger bubbles. This lets trapped air pass through your body more easily, which relieves symptoms. Wind-Eze Directions

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Stay hydrated; one of the main causes of trapped wind is constipation. Drinking 1-1.5 litres of water a day will keep you hydrated, and help prevent constipation. Fizzy drinks are also a contributing factor - where possible, plain water is always best.